README

The Laravel SAAS starter kit.

composer create-project filaascom/filaas my-app

Auth, multi-tenant teams, per-team Stripe subscriptions, Filament v5 admin panel, PWA + Web Push, Pest 4 browser tests — all wired up. The marketing landing on / is built from the same Filament Component classes as the panel. Drop in your product.

What's inside

Laravel 13 + PHP 8.4
Filament v5 — admin panel under /app, clusters for Account / Team / Billing already shipped. The marketing landing on / uses the same Component system.
Livewire v4 + Tailwind v4
Cashier 16 — Stripe Checkout, customer portal, signed webhooks. Three tiers (free, pro, studio) × two intervals (monthly, yearly), wired through config/billing.php. Subscriptions are attached to the team, not the user.
Multi-tenant teams — owners, administrators, managers, invitations by email, ownership transfer, scheduled account deletion with a 30-day grace period and a daily prune job.
PWA — service worker, manifest, install prompt, offline page, VAPID web-push subscriptions.
Pest 4 — feature, arch, and browser tests (via pest-plugin-browser) covering registration, login, account settings, team details, members, invitations, ownership transfer, and billing flows. Plus a smoke pass over every panel route.
AI-ready — Laravel Boost (MCP) and CLAUDE.md pre-configured with Pest, Filament, Tailwind, Cashier, and Nightwatch skills.
Plus — avatar + team-logo uploads, RBAC policies, password-reset emails, sitemap, SEO + OpenGraph meta partials, Nightwatch observability, dark mode, scheduled users:prune job.

Local development

After composer create-project, the post-create hook generates APP_KEY, creates a SQLite database file, and runs migrations. You still need to:

cp .env.example .env             # if not copied already
php artisan storage:link         # so uploaded avatars/logos resolve
npm install && npm run build

Then either run components individually, or:

composer run dev    # serves app + queue listener + log tailer + vite, all concurrent

SQLite by default — zero config to look around. Default panel: /app. Marketing landing: /.

First time setting up after a clean clone (without composer create-project)? Run composer run setup — it copies .env, generates the key, migrates, installs npm deps, and builds assets in one shot.

Stripe

Two layers stay in sync: your Stripe account (products + prices) and your app (.env Stripe IDs + config/billing.php UI copy and amounts).

1. Account and API keys

Create a Stripe account at dashboard.stripe.com/register, or use an existing one. For development, either flip the Test mode toggle at the top of the dashboard, or create a dedicated Sandbox (Settings → Sandboxes → Create sandbox) for full isolation from live data. Test mode and sandboxes both issue separate pk_test_… / sk_test_… keys.

From Developers → API keys, paste into .env:

STRIPE_KEY=pk_test_…
STRIPE_SECRET=sk_test_…

2. Create products and prices

Two products (Pro, Studio), each with a monthly and a yearly recurring price. Click them in the dashboard at Catalog → Products, or use the Stripe CLI:

stripe products create -d "name=Pro"
stripe products create -d "name=Studio"

stripe prices create -d product=prod_… -d currency=usd -d unit_amount=2900  -d "recurring[interval]=month" -d "nickname=Pro Monthly"
stripe prices create -d product=prod_… -d currency=usd -d unit_amount=27800 -d "recurring[interval]=year"  -d "nickname=Pro Yearly"
stripe prices create -d product=prod_… -d currency=usd -d unit_amount=7900  -d "recurring[interval]=month" -d "nickname=Studio Monthly"
stripe prices create -d product=prod_… -d currency=usd -d unit_amount=75800 -d "recurring[interval]=year"  -d "nickname=Studio Yearly"

Paste each prod_… and price_… into .env:

STRIPE_PRODUCT_PRO=prod_…
STRIPE_PRICE_PRO_MONTHLY=price_…
STRIPE_PRICE_PRO_YEARLY=price_…

STRIPE_PRODUCT_STUDIO=prod_…
STRIPE_PRICE_STUDIO_MONTHLY=price_…
STRIPE_PRICE_STUDIO_YEARLY=price_…

The free tier needs no Stripe IDs. Run php artisan config:clear after editing .env.

3. Edit `config/billing.php` to match

config/billing.php is the single source of truth for everything users see — plan key, name, description, features array, prices.{monthly,yearly}.{amount,label,period}, badge, highlighted, and is_free. The pricing section on the marketing landing (/) reads from it via PricingSection::make(), and so does the in-app /app/{team}/settings/subscription page.

amount is in cents and must match the unit_amount of the corresponding Stripe price — Stripe is what charges the card; the config is what renders.

To rename, reprice, or add/remove a tier:

Edit the entry in config/billing.php.
Update the matching STRIPE_PRICE_<KEY>_<INTERVAL> env variable to point at the new Stripe price.
If you renamed the plan key (e.g. pro → team), add the case in App\Enums\BillingPlan.
Restart composer run dev (or rerun npm run build) so Vite picks up Tailwind classes touching any new section.

4. Webhooks

Cashier registers POST /stripe/webhook automatically.

Production — in Developers → Webhooks, add an endpoint at https://your-domain/stripe/webhook listening for the customer.*, invoice.*, and payment_intent.* event groups. Copy the endpoint's signing secret into STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET.

Local dev — forward events to your local app with the Stripe CLI:

stripe listen --forward-to http://saas.test/stripe/webhook

The first line printed (whsec_…) is your local signing secret. Drop it into .env as STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET and keep stripe listen running while you test. php artisan config:clear after edits.

5. Testing checkout in dev

With composer run dev and stripe listen both running:

Log in (any seeded user — password is password).
Open the team's Subscription page at /app/{team-uuid}/settings/subscription and click Choose plan.
You land on Stripe Checkout. Use a test card:
- 4242 4242 4242 4242 — succeeds
- 4000 0027 6000 3184 — requires 3D Secure authentication
- 4000 0000 0000 9995 — fails with insufficient funds
Any future expiry, any 3-digit CVC, any postal code.
On success you're redirected to /billing/{team}/success. Watch stripe listen: customer.subscription.created, invoice.paid, and payment_intent.succeeded all return 200. The team row picks up a stripe_id, a row appears in subscriptions, and the Subscription page now shows Manage subscription on the active tier.

Replay an event without going through Checkout:

stripe trigger customer.subscription.created

Headless equivalents live in tests/Browser/Billing*Test.php — run with php artisan test --compact tests/Browser.

Web Push (VAPID)

Generate VAPID keys once:

php artisan webpush:vapid

Paste the printed VAPID_PUBLIC_KEY and VAPID_PRIVATE_KEY into .env. The VAPID_SUBJECT should be a mailto: address (already set in .env.example). Service worker lives at /sw.js, manifest at /manifest.webmanifest.

Mail

MAIL_MAILER=log by default — invitations and password-reset emails land in storage/logs/laravel.log. Switch to your provider in .env for real delivery.

Scheduled tasks

routes/console.php schedules users:prune daily — it permanently deletes users whose deleted_at is older than 30 days (configurable with --days=N). Wire your scheduler:

* * * * * cd /path-to-app && php artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1

Tests

php artisan test --compact                       # everything
php artisan test --compact tests/Browser         # only browser tests

Browser tests use Pest 4 + the pest-plugin-browser package, which drives a real Chromium. The first run downloads the browser binary automatically.

Customizing

Branding

App name (panel title, mail-from, manifest) — APP_NAME in .env
Brand color across both panels — brand_color in config/app.php (any Filament\Support\Colors\Color::* or hex array)
Wordmark — resources/views/components/marketing/wordmark.blade.php
Auth-pages mark — resources/views/components/simple-logo.blade.php
Default theme mode — ->defaultThemeMode(...) in app/Providers/Filament/{App,Home}PanelProvider.php
Marketing landing tokens (colors, fonts) — resources/css/filament/home/theme.css

Landing page

The landing on / is the Filament page app/Filament/Home/Pages/Home.php. Edit content() to change copy or reorder sections. Each section is a class under app/Filament/Schemas/Components/Marketing/ plus a Blade view under resources/views/filament/schemas/marketing/.

PricingSection reads config/billing.php automatically. Replace ->plans(...) with your own tiers (or delete PricingSection::make()) if you're not selling subscriptions.

Adding to the admin panel

php artisan make:filament-resource MyThing

Drop it into the panel directly, or attach it to a cluster:

protected static ?string $cluster = TeamSettingsCluster::class;

Top-nav, user-menu and tenant-menu items are arrays inside app/Providers/Filament/AppPanelProvider.php::panel().

Teams & roles

Roles are an enum at app/Enums/TeamRole.php (Administrator, Member). Permission checks live as methods on the enum and the Team model — extend both to add a third role.

Every team operation (invite, accept, transfer ownership, change role, leave, delete) is its own action class under app/Actions/Teams/.

Invitations don't expire by default. To add expiry, add expires_at to team_invitations and check it in app/Policies/TeamInvitationPolicy.php::accept().

Account deletion grace period

Default 30 days. Override with ACCOUNT_DELETION_GRACE_DAYS in .env (config/account.php). The daily users:prune command in routes/console.php permanently deletes users past the cutoff.

To send a "your account will be deleted" email, hook a notification into app/Actions/Accounts/ScheduleAccountDeletion.php.

PWA

Manifest (name, icons, theme color, start URL) — app/Http/Controllers/Pwa/ManifestController.php
Icons — public/icons/icon-{192,512}.png
Offline page — resources/views/pwa/offline.blade.php

Avatars & team logos

Filament FileUpload definitions live in AccountSettings::saveAction() and TeamDetails::saveAction(). Disks user-avatars and team-logos are in config/filesystems.php. The default fallback (initials via ui-avatars.com) is in app/Filament/AvatarProviders/.

Mail copy

Team invitation — resources/views/mail/team-invitation.blade.php
Password reset — app/Notifications/ResetPassword.php (no Blade; edit toMail())

Run php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laravel-mail to restyle the layout.

SEO & sitemap

Title, description, locale — config/seo.php
Meta tags — resources/views/partials/seo-meta.blade.php
Sitemap routes — app/Http/Controllers/Seo/SitemapController.php (lists /, /privacy, /terms by default)

Pricing

Free until your project earns. Three tiers, same code on every tier — only the license changes:

Free — for projects under $1k/month MRR. MIT-style license up to the cap.
Pro — $29/month or $278/year, up to $10k MRR. Commercial license, continuous updates while subscribed.
Studio — $79/month or $758/year, no revenue cap. Adds white-label rights and unlimited projects.

Buy at filaas.com/#pricing.

License

MIT-style up to your tier's cap, plus a commercial addendum for paid tiers. Plain English in LICENSE.md.

filaascom / filaas

Maintainers

Package info

Statistics

Security

README

What's inside

Local development

Stripe

1. Account and API keys

2. Create products and prices

3. Edit `config/billing.php` to match

4. Webhooks

5. Testing checkout in dev

Web Push (VAPID)

Mail

Scheduled tasks

Tests

Customizing

Branding

Landing page

Adding to the admin panel

Teams & roles

Account deletion grace period

PWA

Avatars & team logos

Mail copy

SEO & sitemap

Pricing

License

filaascom / filaas

Maintainers

Package info

Statistics

Security

README

What's inside

Local development

Stripe

1. Account and API keys

2. Create products and prices

3. Edit config/billing.php to match

4. Webhooks

5. Testing checkout in dev

Web Push (VAPID)

Mail

Scheduled tasks

Tests

Customizing

Branding

Landing page

Adding to the admin panel

Teams & roles

Account deletion grace period

PWA

Avatars & team logos

Mail copy

SEO & sitemap

Pricing

License

3. Edit `config/billing.php` to match